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1102 Tower Ave, Superior
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66 E 2nd St, Superior
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“My family stayed here for 3 nights and had a wonderful experience. Denise was wonderful, and kind... making sure breakfast was full and hot each morning. My kids adored her. John at the front desk was very helpful when I called a day after checking out to report some lost items, and he is making sure they are sent to us. Thank you for the awesome experience! We plan to come back next year!”
“This was a very clean and cozy motel room. It was small but definitely comfortable. It was exactly like a motel should be where you can back right up to your room which makes packing up and unpacking super easy. The room was so cozy and the bathroom was nice. It wasn’t too far from downtown Duluth. We were very happy with our stay there.
Rooms: The room was small but cozy and perfect for our stay.
Noteworthy details: There was a smart TV with great instructions on how to use it!”
11AM - 2AM
1213 Tower Ave, Superior
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“The building was built in 1925. It was great to be a part of that history there. Very clean room. Bed and pillows were very comfortable. I would stay there again if in the area.”
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1405 Susquehanna Ave, Superior
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“True hospitality services from the staff Brittany from the front desk. She genuinely cares about the need of customers and sweet Rose who drives the shuttle. I'll definitely be back here when I come to superior. The staff goes above and beyond to make sure your time here is accommodating and enjoyable. The hotel it self is fresh and clean. The pool and sauna was also well kept and maintained. I highly recommend it out of all the hotels in superior”
“Price right. University of Wisconsin - Superior 1971 - 1973 now 2024. Student coming home and another student is greeter at New China where I did take out. Walmart quite a ways and bigger than Medford's”
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525 Hammond Ave, Superior
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“We decided to stay at Superior Inn last weekend because the price was much cheaper than anything we found in Duluth. The building is older but the staff was nice and the room was clean. I would do it again.”
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303 2nd Ave E, Superior
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“The front desk woman was super kind. Joked around with us and made us feel really welcomed. Got a room with a partial lake view, which was an added bonus! Breakfast was delicious as usual. Great cinnamon rolls!”
“It was an overall good experience, and I enjoyed my stay. My only criticism is the bed and pillows because it seemed uncomfortable to me. But this is a great hotel and I recommend choosing the hotel if you're in superior”
“While driving up to the hotel, it looks very unassuming. But what it lacks in outward appearance, the staff make up for it with top quality service!
The front desk worked late into the night before the Grandma Marathon packing snack bags for all the runners staying there, and handed them out as they left early to the shuttle buses.
The free breakfast was decent, and they kept it well stocked.
Even after the end of breakfast service, they allowed people to refill water bottles and grab snacks for the kiddos during the day.
The Pool was kept tidy and the whole common area was inviting and it seemed to heavily used by guests through out the day.
As for the neighborhood, I went for several runs in the area and it was very pleasant.
Staff was helpful and uber friendly - if I ever got the chance, would stay there again!”
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“Stayed one night with my infant and pup after moving out of our house. The room was very clean, and worked exactly as intended. Very comfy bed. We felt safe parking our loaded car in the parking lot, and had no issues. The staff were friendly. Breakfast was good, nothing special. They provided good Starbucks coffee in the room and lobby with flavors so that was a nice touch. Highly recommend staying here! We were looking at hotels in Duluth and this hotel was cleaner, newer, and a better price point than over the bridge. Thanks cobblestone!”